A compact, print-optimized JSON Resume theme for professionals. Clean inline header, unified contact bar, custom network highlights, and PDF-first layout.

• Compact header — Name and job title inline on one line, contact details and social profiles in a unified flex row
• Custom network highlights — Supports non-brand networks like interactive-resume with accent-color pill highlighting
• PDF-first — Tight print margins and print-color-adjust rules for crisp Puppeteer/PDF exports
• Svelte SSR — Server-side rendered with Svelte 5 for clean, zero-JS HTML output
• Dark mode — Automatic light/dark theme via prefers-color-scheme
• Internationalization — 12 languages supported out of the box
• Customizable themes — Override colors and fonts via resume.json meta field
• Section ordering — Reorder resume sections via meta.theme.sectionOrder
• Override CSS — Drop in an override.css for full control

npm install jsonresume-theme-folio

Point your resume.json at the theme:

{
  "meta": {
    "theme": "jsonresume-theme-folio"
  }
}

This theme bundles a dedicated PDF export CLI (folio-export) that dynamically measures the DOM height to produce a continuous single-page PDF with zero trailing whitespace by default (default width 242mm):

Note: folio-export requires Puppeteer to render PDFs via headless Chromium. Ensure Puppeteer is installed in your project (npm install -D puppeteer) or globally (npm install -g puppeteer).

# 1. Export exact single page (default, 242mm width, zero empty whitespace):
npx folio-export resume.json -o resume.pdf

# 2. Custom width single page:
npx folio-export resume.json -w 260mm

# 3. Export standard multi-page (A4 / Letter):
npx folio-export resume.json --multi-page --format A4

You can also customize width or options directly in your resume.json:

{
  "meta": {
    "theme": "jsonresume-theme-folio",
    "pdfRenderOptions": {
      "width": "242mm"
    }
  }
}

# Render HTML
npx resumed render resume.json --theme jsonresume-theme-folio -o resume.html

# Export standard multi-page PDF
npx resumed export resume.json --theme jsonresume-theme-folio -o resume.pdf --puppeteer-arg=--no-sandbox

const theme = require("jsonresume-theme-folio");
const resume = require("./resume.json");

// Optional: set language (default: "en-gb")
theme.changeLanguage("de");

const html = theme.render(resume);

In addition to standard brand icons (LinkedIn, GitHub, Twitter, etc.), this theme supports custom non-brand networks with solid icons:

Example in resume.json:

{
  "basics": {
    "profiles": [
      {
        "network": "interactive-resume",
        "username": "My Interactive Resume",
        "url": "https://yoursite.com/"
      }
    ]
  }
}

Customize colors and fonts by adding a theme object inside meta in your resume.json:

{
  "meta": {
    "theme": {
      "primaryColor": "#2563eb",
      "textColor": "#1e293b",
      "backgroundColor": "#ffffff",
      "fontFamily": "\"Inter\", sans-serif",
      "linkColor": "#2563eb",
      "headingColor": "#0f172a"
    }
  }
}

For full CSS control, create an override.css file alongside your resume. The theme automatically loads it via <link rel="stylesheet" href="./override.css">.

Control the order of resume sections by adding a sectionOrder array to meta.theme:

{
  "meta": {
    "theme": {
      "sectionOrder": ["basics", "work", "skills", "education", "projects"]
    }
  }
}

basics, skills, work, projects, volunteer, education, awards, certificates, publications, languages, interests, references

Default order: basics → work → education → projects → volunteer → awards → certificates → publications → skills → languages → interests → references

Only sections listed in sectionOrder will be rendered. Omit sections to hide them, or include all for full control over ordering.

git clone https://github.com/deadrat-in/jsonresume-theme-folio.git
cd jsonresume-theme-folio
npm install
npm run build
npm test

Originally forked from the phoinixi/jsonresume-theme-stackoverflow.